post-reading Time: 10min.
aim: practising introduced materials.
5. Ask students to discuss the following question in a group.
What kind of achievements did you gain last year?
students’ own answers.
RevIeW 12. pRepaRaTION FOR FINal exam
I. listening
Evaluate your listening skills according to the statements below in the 5
point scale :
5. i can listen to and easily understand everything related to preparation for
final exams.
4. I can confidently speak about most things.
3. I can confidently speak about some things
2. I can confidently speak about a few things
1. I cannot confidently speak about anything.
mark / 10
(points are doubled, for example, 5+5=10)
II. Reading
Tips on studying for finals
a) Fill in the gaps using the words in the box.
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risky, passion , observe, Set goals, Reflect, inspiring, vision, prospect,
remember, Aspiration
Finals week can be a frustrating and exhausting experience if one is not
properly prepared and don’t (1) __________ ______________. Here are five
tips for preparing for finals:
• Don’t delay. Waiting to study until the night before an exam is
(2)_________.
• Find somewhere to study that is (3) ________________for concentrating
and learning. Choose a place of study should be quiet, comfortable, and
distraction-free (no cell phones, Face book, etc).
• Study with a partner. Find a classmate or friend who is (4)
________________for study with you. This can be extremely beneficial
if you are both preparing for the same exam. You can listen and (5)
________________some points but it can also be dangerous if you both
get distracted easily. (6)__________________ comes from fresh mind so
get enough sleep. Well-rested students are much more relaxed, alert when
it comes time to take exams and get every (7)_____________________of
success. Make time to sleep- you’ll thank yourself later.
• Keep everything in perspective. (8)_______________ on yourself honestly
because stressing out over an exam will drive you crazy and will only damage
your performance on the exam. instead, try to relax. take a break when you
get frustrated and think about your (9)__________.
• Talk to a friend. Sixteen years from now, you probably won’t even (10)
______________the reason you stressed out so much (or the grade you
received).
mark / 20 (two points for each right answer)
b) Find the synonyms of the underlined words from “Tips to remember
on the day of your exam”
1.
arrive early. know the location and time of your exam.
2. be
awake for the test. Get a good night’s sleep, shower, chew gum, or have
a caffeinated drink.
3. Eat a small breakfast. It’ll be more difficult to
concentrate if you’re hungry.
Don’t eat anything that may upset your stomach.
4. bring extra writing
utensils. You never know when your pencil is going to
break or your pen is going to run out of ink.
5 . it’s just a test. Remember that you studied
hard and have confidence in
yourself.
mark / 5
c) Put the parts of the sentences in the right order.
1. a teacher a study guide, sure to study it make any if questions to study
offers on it and answer
2 so have the test! to sleep energy to pass . early the Go you
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3. the teacher might any they test t help if have Ask you practice that.
4. your notes, to what you, the topic refreshing paying attention your Rewrite
mind on are writing
5. if with a you study hate studying alone friend
mark / 5
III. Grammar
Write appropriate forms of adjectives in the brackets.
1. As soon as they understood that the second book was ………….(boring )
than the first one, they changed their mind.
2. the shops are ……..(far) than the college.
3. Asaka is …….(far ) town in Uzbekistan i have been to .
4. Malika is …….(intelligent ) than Gulshanoy.
5. this song is …….(beautiful ) one in the world.
mark / 10 (two points for each right answer )
Iv. speaking
Evaluate your speaking skills according to the statements below in the
5 point scale:
5. I can confidently speak about everything related to preparation for final exams.
4. I can confidently speak about most things.
3. I can confidently speak about some things.
2. I can confidently speak about a few things.
1. I cannot confidently speak about anything.
mark / 10
(points are doubled, for example, 5+5=10)
v. Writing
Write your exam plan. you should include:
- how you plan your preparation
- what skills help you to prepare
Write 50-60 words.
mark / 40
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If your total score…..
90-100
86-90
71-85
57 and below
excellent
very good
Good
should be improved
progress check based on “Can Do”
Tick the things you can do in english
o i can talk about skills for success .
o i can talk about things i`m expected to do
o i can describe the process of developing skills .
o i can make my own solutions to avoid anxiety and stress.
RevIeW 12 pRepaRaTION FOR FINal exam Keys
I. listening self evaluation
II. Reading
a) 1.set goals 2.risky 3. inspiring 4. passion5. observe 6. aspiration 7. prospect
8.reflect 9.vision, 10. remember
b)1.come 2.wake 3.focus on 4. tools 5.firm
c) 1. if a teacher offers a study guide, make sure to study it and answer any
questions on it
2. Go to sleep early so you have the energy to pass the test!
3. Ask the teacher if they have any practice test that might help you.
4. Rewrite your notes, paying attention to what you are writing, refreshing your
mind on the topic
5. study with a friend if you hate studying alone
III. Grammar
1. more boring 2. further 3. the furthest 4. more intelligent 5. the most
beautiful
Iv. speaking self evaluation
v.Writing (students writing)
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1. CeFR for languages
learning, teaching assessment
Cambridge University Press 2011.
2. Manual for language test
Development and examining for
use with the CeFR.
3. Language Policy Division
Council of europe, April 2011.
4. A hAnDbOOk for
teachers of Foreign Languages
with reference to the CeFR
L. kirkham, A. iriskulov,
F.Rashidova. UsWLU 2013.
5. inside Out. english Course.
Pre-intermediate sue kay &
Vaughan Jones. Macmillan Press.
2000.
6. the main source is the
original CeFR book which can
be found online at: http://www.
coe.int/t/dg4/linguistic/Cadre1_
en.asp
7. the british Council and
eAQUALs are working on a
Core inventory of language
items. this can be found at :
http://www.teachingenglish.org.
uk/publications/british-council-
eaquals-core-inventory-general-
english
8. the Association of
Language testers in europe
have useful pages at: http://www.
alte.org/projects/cefr_manual
9. All syllabus and curriculum
designers as well as teachers
should look at the english
profile: http://www.englishprofile.
org/
10. Macmillan english
Grammar in Context, Michael
Vince, Мacmillan
11. intermediate Language
Practice, First Certificate
Langiuage Practice, Michael
Vince, Мacmillan
12. Communicate(Listening &
speaking skills), kate Pickering,
Мacmillan
13. “straightforward”, Ceri
Jones, Jim scrivener, Lindsay
Clandfield, Philip Kerr, Roy
Norris, Мacmillan А1-C1 |
beginner-Advanced
14. “new inside Out” , Ceri
Jones, Jon hird, Philip kerr,
Мacmillan А1-C1 | Beginner-
Advanced
15. english Matters english-
Uzbek-english Dictionary, Mac
Milan
16. “skillful”, David bohlke,
Dorothy zemach, ellen kisslinger,
Jaimie scanlon, Jennifer Wilkin,
Jenny bixby, Lida baker, Lindsay
Clandfield, Lindsay Warwick,
Louis Rogers, Mark Mckinnon,
Mike boyle, Robyn brinks
Lockwood, Мacmillan, A1-B1
17. www.dtm.uz
18. www.ziyonet.uz
19. www.uztea.uz
20. www.txt.uz
21. www.englishprofile.org
22. www.busyteacher.org
23. www.cambridgeenglish.org
24. www.britishcouncil.org
25. www.teachingenglish.org
26. www.lextutor.ca
27. www.stickyball.net
28. www.macmillanenglish.com
29. www.iaetfl.org
30. www.ielts.org
31. www.toefl.org
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